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Pain in the nasal tip after rhinoplasty is highly unusual two years out from the procedure. Seek advice from a rhinoplasty expert.
In more than 30 years of doing thousands of Rhinoplasties, I have never heard of this problem. You should see a Rhinoplasty specialist to examine your nose and find out if there is an undetected problem.
The nose should not be painful two years after a septorhinoplasty. Continuing soreness in the tip may be dependant upon the tip techniques used, structural cartilage grafting and sensitivity of the nasal skin.
It is unusual to have pain in the nose this far out. It could be a chronic infection or tip cartilage that is thinning out the overlying skin. Hard to tell without an exam. I would see a rhinoplasty specialist in your area.
All fractures will heal with some degree of callus formation. Bumps after nasal fracture repair can be seen post procedure early on and resolve over time. If the bumps persist, the edges can be reshaped to improve the appearance of the nose.
The implants placed in the nose leave a fibrous capsule. This takes some time for the nose to start to regain shape. In most cases the nose will regain most of the shape of the old nose over a period of months to a year. Every fibrous capsule is different depending on the type...
Irradiated costal cartilage has variable resorption capacities, so it is impossible to tell how it will look over time. There is some shrinkage that will naturally occur over time. The nose is not less likely to bend if it gets hit. It is going to take approximately a year or even two years...
